开福禅寺位于安徽省合肥市郊大蜀山南麓
Located at Anhui province's Hefei suburb, 开福禅寺 (Kaifuchansi) has a history of 1400 years since Tang Dynasty. It was destroyed in 1937 during the war times and finally completed restoration in 2009. And thereafter, a Majestic Monastery arises and we had the good karma to visit it as our last temple pilgrim stop this round to end our journey beautifully.
大雄宝殿 (Main Hall)
弥陀殿 (Hall of Amitabha Buddha)
It is a majestic monastery with many grand Halls such as the Hall of Amitabha Buddha, Hall of Medicine Buddha, Hall of Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva (Guanyin) , Hall of Ksitigarbha Boddhisattva, Hall of Arhats, etc.
Majestic and serene, and one could see well organised volunteers taking care of the monastery, very orderly and so orderly that photo taking of the statures are not allowed in the Halls.
Personally, perhaps affinity, my favourite is the Hall of Amitabha Buddha, in it are majestic statures of the 3 Saints of Western Pureland.
Each Hall has its unique features and most Halls has either beautiful paintings or stone carvings that illustrates the Teachings/stories of related Buddha or Bodhisattva or Arhats. It also has a Prajna-Paramita bookstore near the entrance of the monastery that has a wise selection of free-distribution books and DVDs.
Certainly another good place to spend a peaceful day.
(fyi, unlike Spore, most temples in China do collect entrance fees (token as maintenance fee) unless you have their Triple Gem Refuge identification issued by China's temples)
Thank you to sister AW, PK, AK for contributing the pictures, Amituofo
Majestic & Serene. Upon entering the premises, one feels the peacefulness surrounding the monastery. We arrived at the monastery during their afternoon chanting session timing (which they blocked entry to the main shrine) and enjoyed their serene chant while we toured around the premises. 
Went for a relaxing meditation outing at Labrador Park, a place of beautiful greenery & sea view besides its rich history. A great place to listen to the nature's Orchestra of birds, insects, swaying of tree leaves and waves of the sea.
It takes only around 15 minutes to reach the island.
Once onto the island, after the jetty board to welcome you to Pulau Ubin, one steps into the rare to see kampung days' scene in city. It is a recommended way to tour the island via cycling, hence there are a couple of bicycle shops with various types of bicycles suitable for families (with baby/child seat), dual extended version for couples and mountain bikes which is more recommended for the stony, forest path of the island. And the rental is very reasonable ranging from $6-$14 depending on the age of the bicycles for a WHOLE DAY! 
The roads are already much well improved compared to many years ago when we had school excursions and we decided to explore Chek Jawa, the island's popular nature site. It is about 20minutes' bicycle ride from the jetty. 
All car passengers or cyclists have to alight and park their bicycles just outside the reserve. A short walk to the right and one reaches the Information Kiosk manned by at least 2 friendly rangers where you can get information brochures on the Chek Jawa Wetland.
First sign of wildlife on land that we saw a mother wild boar with her kids near the kiosk. 
We decided to begin with the rightmost path and a beautiful British colonial era cottage - House No 1- Chek Jawa Visitor Centre, appeared before us. The other side of the cottage has a fantastic sea view with a viewing jetty.
Beware, these are not beautiful greenland but green mosses floating above the water near the shore that one may mistaken. 
A great place to watch planes flying low in the sky, a beautiful picture of technology and nature. 
Welcoming guests to Singapore Flyer in the Year of Rabbit
